PRESS STATEMENT ON H.E THE PRESIDENT’S MEETING WITH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS (NAB), ASKS THEM TO PROMOTE PATRIOTISM AND AVOID POLITICS OF IDENTITY
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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI MEETS SAUDI ARABIA'S ROYAL COURT ADVISOR, DISCUSS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI INVITES ALGERIA TO UGANDA FOR COFFEE VALUE-ADDITION JOINT VENTURE
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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI ROOTS FOR COFFEE VALUE ADDITION AT G-25 AFRICA COFFEE SUMMIT
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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI RE-AFFIRMS HIS BAN ON TIMBER EXPORT
H.E The President advises timber dealers to convert timber into furniture then export it to countries without trees.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has reaffirmed his ban on the exportation of unprocessed timber in Uganda.
PRESIDENT MUSEVENI CAUTIONS POLITICIANS, CIVIL SERVANTS FRUSTRATING INVESTORS
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has reiterated his call to stop the exportation of raw materials, saying that Uganda loses a lot of money annually due to such economic undertaking.
He instead advised Ugandans and foreign investors to instead work towards adding value to the country's products in order to help the country achieve the much-desired socio-economic transformation agenda.
STATEMENT BY H.E THE PRESIDENT ON WORLD BANK LOANS
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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI BACK TO UGANDA AFTER WORKING VISIT TO RUSSIA AND SERBIA
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has this evening returned to Uganda from Serbia.
While in Serbia, President Museveni was seen off by the country's First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, H.E Ivica Dacic at Nikola Tesla Airport- Belgrade. Present during departure were Uganda’s Ambassador to Serbia, H.E Elizabeth Paula Napeyok and the Minister of State for Animal Industry, Hon. Bright Rwamirama.
PRESIDENT MUSEVENI WOOS JAPANESE COMPANIES TO SUPPORT UGANDA ON VALUE ADDITION
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has this afternoon received the Foreign Affairs Minister of Japan, Mr. Hayashi Yoshimasa with his delegation at State house, Entebbe.
The discussion centered on how Japan can support Uganda specifically on value addition, by encouraging Japanese investors to set up in Uganda, as opposed to importing raw materials which keeps Africa and Uganda stunted despite having natural deposits capable of catapulting the economies.
PRESIDENT MUSEVENI CAUTIONS POLITICIANS, CIVIL SERVANTS FRUSTRATING INVESTORS
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has reiterated his call to stop the exportation of raw materials, saying that Uganda loses a lot of money annually due to such economic undertaking.
He instead advised Ugandans and foreign investors to instead work towards adding value to the country's products in order to help the country achieve the much-desired socio-economic transformation agenda.
